I'm looking to upgrade my gear and in the process some people suggested that I also upgrade my converters and interface. A couple guys suggested either a MOTU 828mkII or an RME Multiface. What do you guys suggest? Which is better? Opinionsor other options? Also, I usually record alone and I have just four channels right now, so I won't be needing anything with more than 8 or 10.

It looks nice in concept but how does it perform?

Anybody know of any conflicts with using Pro Tools 6.2.2 LE software with the MOTU 828mkII interface?

Thanks.

Hi everyone,

I've read so many reviews lately I'm about ready to give up recording all together. I have settled on a MOTU 2408mk3 and the Focusrite OctoPre.

Yay or nay?

MOTU 2408mk3
Any experience with MOTU A/D's?
Same quality as the MOTU 828mk2?
Anything in the same price range comparable/better?

Have been looking at the MOTU 2408 mk3 for awhile now, just doing my research. Anyone use athis setup?

I have the option to A/D with either the MOTU 896 or Finalizer 96k...has anyone tested them and know which sounds better in the end?

I currently have the Midiman Midisport 4x4 interface. It has been OK, but I have some midi dropouts and one time the drivers dissapeard. I use it with Cubase SX 2.01 on a Windows XP Pro machine.

I have the opportunity to exchange it for a MOTU Micro Lite interface. What would you do?

Hi guys how does the MOTU HD 192 stack up with say other high end converters like the Myteks, Benchmarks, Lucid, Etc. ? Im looking for 8 - 12 channels of really high quality conversion in and out. are the 896 HD converters on par with the HD 192s? any information or suggestions would be great thanks. :D

As one might guess, by the title- i am looking to setup my own DAW/project studio. Primarily for recording rock, so i will probably need the ability to multitrack (drums, or multiple mics on guit. cabs). I was "trained" on MOTU's Digital Performer, so i will most likely go with a MAC and the MOTU software.

My questions are: